Singapore Flight Training Campus

During your training at the campus, our Guest Services Representatives at the front desk are ready to assist you from 0700 to 1900 with any inquiries or assistance required for transport arrangements, requests for medical attention, lost items, etc.

They can also be contacted at +65 6309 1500 or +65 6309 1558 and by email at singuestservices@boeing.com.

As the campus operates 24 hours, 7 days a week, feel free to approach our security officers at the front desk from 1900 to 0700 if you require assistance after Guest Services operating hours.

Alcohol and smoking
Smoking is not allowed in the building. There is a designated smoking area outside the building. Please help make the environment as clean and safe as possible by disposing of cigarette butts in the ash cans provided at the smoking area. All alcoholic beverages are prohibited on the premises at any time while you are training.

Badges and security
You are required to register your details at the front desk on your first day of training. In order for us to contact you if there are any changes to your scheduled training event, we request that you complete the sign-in register with your name, hotel, and mobile number. To verify we will also need you to produce a photo ID. We appreciate your cooperation in this matter. You will be issued with a badge that you are required to return at the end of the training. Please wear the badge at all times while you are at the Singapore Campus.

Cameras
Please get permission from our management before using still and video cameras within the campus.

Digital screens
There are digital screens on each level of the campus detailing course schedules and locations of classrooms, simulators, and training devices for your ease.

Food service
The nearest cafeteria is approximately a five-minute walk from the Singapore campus. Various food items and beverages are available from 0700 to 2200. For information on fast food delivery services, please approach our Guest Services Representatives.

Lounge
There are visitor lounges located at all levels of the campus. There are vending machines in the lounges for beverages, snacks and hot meals. You can also find a prayer room located at the Level 3 lounge.

Medical services
If you become ill during training, please notify your instructor or Guest Services. If you need medical assistance, please ask Guest Services to arrange a visit to a General Practitioner. Please be aware that all medical costs will be at your expense. For medical emergencies that occur away from the Singapore campus, please call 995.

Passports and visas
If you are a visitor to this country, you are required to carry your passport at all times during your stay. If you need assistance with your visa extension please approach Guest Services.

Telephones
At the Singapore campus, you will find telephones available for toll-free local calls, including calls to different areas of the building. For all other calls, please seek assistance from Guest Services Representatives. 

Transportation
Transportation is available to and from some accommodations near the Singapore campus. If you need assistance arranging private transportation during your stay, call Guest Services or ask the staff at your accommodations. They will be able to give advice on both local public and private transportation. Personal and rental vehicles are allowed. Parking lots are provided at the Singapore campus, and there is no parking fee.

Travel and ticket arrangements
If you need to change your airline reservation, please call the airline. We regret that we are unable to make your personal travel arrangements.

Your safety while at the Singapore campus is important to us. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Guest Services. 

Automatic External Defibrillators (AED)
The campus is equipped with AEDs in the event of an emergency. An AED is located at the main lobby, Guest Services counter. Report any instance of removing an AED from the cabinet to Guest Services so it may be checked before being put back into service.

Evacuation/shelter in place
Take responsibility for knowing what to do in the event of an evacuation or shelter-in-place. Shelter-in-place is an event when it is safer to stay inside in a designated area such as a conference room, away from external hazards. Please see the Building Evacuation Map and Evacuation Plan for more information.

Hazardous areas
Do not enter the simulator bay floors as they are potentially hazardous areas. Obey all signs and barriers designed to keep you safe from hazards.

Injuries
If you are injured while on campus, first aid is available at the Guest Services counter on Level 1, the Simulator Bay on Level 2, and the Lounge on Level 3. For serious injuries and medical emergencies call 955. Report all injuries to Guest Services.

Overhead cranes
The simulator bays are equipped with overhead cranes. In the event of crane use, do not enter the crane operating envelope.

Personal protective equipment
The Maintenance Training Lab requires the use of certain personal protective equipment in some classes. Please contact the instructor for specific requirements.